위대한 개츠비에 구현된 개념적 혼성
Conceptual blending theory in The Great Gatsby
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This paper describes cognitive neural network and conceptual blending theory, showing that literary research has a place in cognitive linguistic studies. These cognitive mechanisms say that the mind is inherently embodied, that thought is mostly unconscious and that abstract concepts are largely metaphorical. I raise some questions of cognitive unconsciousness and metaphors, conceptual blending and more spaciously within cognitive operations, I try to review the cognitive linguistic metaphoric system in Fitzgerald’s novel, The Great Gatsby. The society in-Fitzgerald’s novels is not always beautiful and friendly to man, but more often indifferent and hostile to him. In a highly industrialized modern world, man cannot but feel an extreme sense of confrontation, conflicts, and alienation between man and society as well as man and man. There exist various aspects between idealism and materialism by giving many characters in The Great Gatsby. Moral was destroyed by the pursuit of physical pleasure, and only the sense of emptiness and boredom was prevalent. As a consequence of analyzing the novel, this study asserts that critical thoughts in consilience raise questions as to our fundamental principles and give them fresh creative theories.
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This paper describes cognitive neural network and conceptual blending theory, showing that literary research has a place in cognitive linguistic studies. These cognitive mechanisms say that the mind is inherently embodied, that thought is mostly unconscious and that abstract concepts are largely metaphorical. I raise some questions of cognitive unconsciousness and metaphors, conceptual blending and more spaciously within cognitive operations, I try to review the cognitive linguistic metaphoric system in Fitzgerald’s novel, The Great Gatsby. The society in-Fitzgerald’s novels is not always beautiful and friendly to man, but more often indifferent and hostile to him. In a highly industrialized modern world, man cannot but feel an extreme sense of confrontation, conflicts, and alienation between man and society as well as man and man. There exist various aspects between idealism and materialism by giving many characters in The Great Gatsby. Moral was destroyed by the pursuit of physical pleasure, and only the sense of emptiness and boredom was prevalent. As a consequence of analyzing the novel, this study asserts that critical thoughts in consilience raise questions as to our fundamental principles and give them fresh creative theories.
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